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Sesquicentennial
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User Reviews
Yousef Salaymeh
Very nice and peaceful. Definitely can get your steps in. Biking and walking and even open space for soccer or football. Also there's a small water park for kids. Very very family friendly. Would recommend! Only 99.00 for a whole year. That's like not evan 3 pennies a day for year.
Darin Moretz
This is a beautiful park located in the middle of an urban setting. Beautiful sand trails, a large lake, a splash pad, and a small campground that needs some attention. The lower loop is best, but the upper loop has lots of tree roots and very steep sites. Would be easier to book if the park included site photos on the booking website. Overall, this is a great park!!!
Jennifer Jarrell
We stopped for a picnic lunch and a quick walk on a today's road trip. While $6/per person is more than we are accustomed to seeing for State Parks you can tell the money is going to good use. We ate lunch right next to the lake. There are geese so watch your kiddos. We then took the short nature walk to see the spillway/waterfall. It's beautiful here by the lake and under the trees. There are two sets of playground equipment for kids and a bathroom close by. Today the splash pad was closed but looks super fun for kids.
Craig Morvant
Sesquicentennial State Park is a hidden gem! We really enjoyed our stay—the campgrounds were peaceful and well-maintained, the walking trails were beautiful, and the lake activities and splash pad added so much fun to the trip. It’s a great spot for families and nature lovers alike. Our only concern was the speed at which many vehicles were driving through the campground. With people walking and kids riding bikes, it felt unsafe at times. Slower speeds and better enforcement would really help. Overall, it’s a wonderful park we’d gladly return to. Just be cautious and watch your speed in the campground!
Lior Sela
Sesquicentennial State Park in Columbia, SC was awesome! We had a blast paddle boating on the serene lake, surrounded by stunning scenery. The playgrounds catered to kids of all ages, and the splash pad was a huge hit with the little ones. The park also offers a free EV charger, a charming souvenir shop, a campground, and scenic trails for exploring. Whether you're looking for family fun or a peaceful outdoor escape, this park has it all. Highly recommend!